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Definition of rockling in English: rocklingnoun ˈrɒklɪŋˈrɑklɪŋ A slender marine fish of the cod family, typically occurring in shallow water or tidal pools. 鳕，三须鳕 Genera Ciliata and Rhinomenus, family Gadidae: several species Example sentencesExamples - Tope packs come in shallow and work the edges of stony reefs looking for black bream, school bass, rockling and even small dogfish.
- Spider crabs stalked the seabed; wrasse, blennies, shannies and rockling darted over the reefs, and pollack wheeled overhead.
- The bait also attracts additional dogfish, flounders, rockling, pout and school bass and makes for a busy session.
- In these extreme northern latitudes of Baffin Bay, by-catch consisted primarily of gelatinous snailfish, Arctic skate, and four-beard rockling.
- Nobody would say that a flounder, dab or rockling is going to pull hard, although I admit that flounder on light rods are fun.
Definition of rockling in US English: rocklingnounˈräkliNGˈrɑklɪŋ A slender marine fish of the cod family, typically occurring in shallow water or tidal pools. 鳕，三须鳕 Genera Ciliata and Rhinomenus, family Gadidae: several species Example sentencesExamples - Nobody would say that a flounder, dab or rockling is going to pull hard, although I admit that flounder on light rods are fun.
- Tope packs come in shallow and work the edges of stony reefs looking for black bream, school bass, rockling and even small dogfish.
- In these extreme northern latitudes of Baffin Bay, by-catch consisted primarily of gelatinous snailfish, Arctic skate, and four-beard rockling.
- The bait also attracts additional dogfish, flounders, rockling, pout and school bass and makes for a busy session.
- Spider crabs stalked the seabed; wrasse, blennies, shannies and rockling darted over the reefs, and pollack wheeled overhead.
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